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I like Saudia Arabia because it inspired Disney to make Aladdin, and the Japanese to write Magi: The Magical Kingdom! You're thinking, "well that's all you care about us." Well, they also taught me to drink beer warm instead of cold. You see, we had US military return from there and because they couldn't drink within the borders, they had to do so in camps outside Saudia Arabia without refrigerators or ice. Seriously though, beyond Otaku culture, would you be willing to live the average salary man's life over there? Suicide rate is pretty high... The cost of living an industrial life influenced by the West comes with more stress and isolation from the community.
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Can't you just ask the mod to reassign you to your new e-mail and reset the password? I would hate losing all those "like points" I worked so hard for in the gaming section. (I don't really visit there that much .)
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Well I'll be darned...
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I haven't forgotten. She's just not present in any way shape or form. She hasn't given Raku's kiss either has she?
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Well that's my thought too.
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Best Nukige you have ever played... (Plot-wise/Scene-Wise)
crunchytaco replied to Sparkker's topic in Visual Novel Talk
I haven't played any nukige yet. I think you can complete one just by collecting all the pics of a game online . edit: Walkure Romanze Gotta catch 'em all! Gotta catch 'em all! -
Didn't Chitoge grow up in America and is basically mixed like Maru?
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I saw that. I thought something happened between Chitoge and Raku because of what Nagisa said. I'm jumping ship on Maruusha. She did in two chapters what Onodera and Chitoge couldn't do for 138 lol.
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I'm happy if any of the promised girls and Tsugumi end up with Raku. How can you pick so easily between them? They're all beautiful. Edit: What?! So Chitoge has a twin? This twin is like what if Chitoge had a good personality would look like. She's basically Chitoge's body with Yui's and Onodera's personality combined. Perfection!
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That wiki is awesome. I'll have to check it out later.
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Really? Hmm, that also means less downloading and patching for me.
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Umineko it is. Questions however: Is the resolution limited that tiny screen that appears on my flat screen? And does the patch convert the PS3 over to the game like F/SN vita did for the PC?
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So if they didn't charge him, they'd look like fools if someone else caught on to this. Imagine the scandal in the news that would get out if some cracker got his hand on a guy watching porn in the Pentagon and released it to the press. "Senate caught watching kiddy cartoon porn. Fox News commentator calls it, "An embarrassment to our nation unlike anything since Clinton."
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I have several backlogs for a couple months now. I downloaded most of them all around the same time, and then overwhelmed by the numbers, couldn't decide which one to commit to. Please pick for me. 1. Ayakashibito 2. Comyu 3.G-senjou no Maou 4. Hoshizora no Memoria 5. Katahane 6. Rewrite 7. Swan Song 8. Umineko no Naku Koro
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9/10 Fancy photo. Fits the name.
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Post pics you like (Powered by Jun Inoue™)
crunchytaco replied to VN-Angel's topic in The Coliseum of Chatter
I usually don't post porn, but everyone's facial expression in this next photo was priceless to what was going on NSFW Maki, Honoka, Niko -
Barriers to Americans understanding the Japanese
crunchytaco replied to Clephas's topic in General Discussion
Equality and individualism is a contradiction, since individualism is bound to trample on the rights of others. Collectivism and status is also a contradiction. since those in higher standing will get prioritized attention. There is the exception where the child is equally exposed to both cultures since birth. That way their thinking is wired so that both cultures appear to be seamless. When a baby grows up learning more than one language simultaneously, they can access both languages as though they are one. -
I think I started becoming delusional towards the end there. I was instructed not to give opinions in the survey . It was not anonymous. Since it was part of my job, full ID including social security number was required.
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How dare you give misinformation to people learning Japanese. Anyway, thanks for the help you two . I also looked back in the chapter and there were some information I overlooked that matched up with what you guys explained. Sorta. It has a slightly different idea of what's alive and what not, or maybe I'm just interpreting it different once again.
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I love skipping hundreds of chapters to see the ending of Naruto, only to discover that the ending still hasn't reached its end yet.
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Post pics you like (Powered by Jun Inoue™)
crunchytaco replied to VN-Angel's topic in The Coliseum of Chatter
Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-Kun? -
It won't accept my facebook login but I see and hear you guys. Oh well I tried.
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I enjoyed watching Kazuki in this preview. Michiru adds to the stress of my daily living.
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Hey I finally have something good to rant about. I hate surveys. I had to fill out a 200 questionnaire survey about my job today. It lasted about 5 hours because you wouldn't imagine how tedious it gets when it asks you to provide the same answers 3x throughout the survey. Those redundant questions mostly dealt with specific details you'd have to wrack your brain to recall or open up your account book to remember so you don't mess up by a penny. I had to get up and take 4 breaks. On one break I didn't plan on returning. At the end of the survey, I gave the editor a piece of my mind lol, starting of with, "I offer my humblest opinion..." and it ended up not so humbly. I remarked in one pargraphy, "I personally do not look forward to filling out another survey made in this formula by whoever thought it was a good idea. The mental pain and anguish caused by this survey cannot be underestimated..." To all surveys, you can die stacked up in a cabinet somewhere, never seeing the light of day again.
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いる+ある usage I have this fill in the blank assignment, I need to use either/or to complete the sentence. Then I translate it. This sentence seems like I could fill in either verb though, depending how I translate it into English. Here's the given incomplete sentence: Nihongo no kurasu wa maishuu getsuyoubi to suiyoubi ni. I translated into English as "I have Japanese class every Monday and Wednesday" and I used the verb form imasu because of the animate thing, "I have." The book's answer however was "My Japanese class is every Monday and Wednesday," and it used arimasu to describe the inanimate, "class." Was I completely wrong in the first sentence?